An active matrix substrate comprises a substrate, a thick-film adhesive pad made of organic resin, provided on the substrate and including, at least at a part of a side face thereof, an inclined region having a first contact angle smaller than 90 degrees to the main face of the substrate, a thin-film active element provided on the thick-film adhesive pad, and a thin-film interconnection line connected to the thin-film active element and extending onto the substrate via the inclined region, a film thickness of the thick-film adhesive pad being four or more times that of the thin-film interconnection line.
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1. An active matrix substrate manufacturing method comprising: forming a plurality of thin-film active elements on a first substrate; transferring the plurality of thin-film active elements onto a second substrate; forming a plurality of thick-film adhesive pads on a third substrate, so as to have, at least at a part of a side face thereof inclined with a contact angle to a main face of the third substrate; and transferring part of the plurality of thin-film active elements on the second substrate onto the third substrate by causing the part of the plurality of thin-film active elements to adhere to the individual ones of the plurality of thick-film adhesive pads, wherein the contact angle is equal to or larger than 40 degrees and equal to or smaller than 80 degrees.
2. An active matrix substrate manufacturing method comprising: forming a plurality of thin-film active elements on a first substrate; transferring the plurality of thin-film active elements onto a second substrate; forming a plurality of thick-film adhesive pads on a third substrate, so as to have, at least at a part of a side face thereof inclined with a contact angle to a main face of the third substrate; and transferring part of the plurality of thin-film active elements on the second substrate onto the third substrate by causing the part of the plurality of thin-film active elements to adhere to the individual ones of the plurality of thick-film adhesive pads, wherein the plurality of thin-film active elements are transferred onto the third substrate accompanied with either heat application or UV light projection.
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